Registering device for turnstiles.



J. G. EWING. REGISTERING DEVICE FOR. TURNSTILES. APPLICATION FILED JULY 27, 1911.

1,030,068, Patented June 18, 1912.

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Specification of-Letters Patent.

Fntented June i8,

Application filed July 27, 1911. Serial 3T0. 640,954.

To all whom 2'?) may 007106741 Be it known that 1, JAMES CARRoLL Ewme, e citizen of the United States, residing at San Francisco, county or San Francisco, State California, have invented certain. new and useful improvements in Registering Devices for Turnstiles, of which the "following is h specification. I

My invention relates to a registering device for turnstiles and its ohiect is proride a means for counting the number of people passing through a turnstiie, thereby showing the exact number of admissions and rendering it impossible to falsify the returns. v

I have illustrated my device in the acconipsnying drawings, in which W gure l, is a hrolzen section of the stile wing pocket attached with register in lace. Fig. 2, is a plan view of the stile howing manner of clamping register pocket in place. Fig. 3, is a front view of the pocket. Fig. i, is a side view of the pocket. ig. 5, is s View of the register poclzetwith the front plate ofi', showing the registe' in place. Fig. 6, is a side view of the register.

1 is s turnstile head mounted upon a suitshle pe'destolfi, and 3 and 4 are arms 01 the turnstile which separate the persons entering the inclosure.

5 is a clamp to which the register pocket 6 is attached.

Q is e stud loolt by means of which clamp 5 is secured to the pedestal 2.

8 is a trap secured to the pocket 6 by a hinge 9, and 10 is a key for the trap 8 and passes through holes 11, 11 in the register pocket 6.

12 iss padlock securing trap key 10 in place.

13 is the register case and 14 is the face plate (Fig. 1) of the register case.

15 is n hinged door secured to face plate 14.

16 is a, register secured in the register case 13 and 17 is a push pin.

18 is a hinged lever secured in the register case 13 and 19 is a curved head plunger operating in said-register case.

The operation of my device is as follows: The pocket of the registering device is at tuched by means of the clamp and stud bolt 7 to the pedestal of the turnstile, underneath the revolving head and arms of the same. its position is such that the revolving head of the turnstile 1, with its arms, in its revolution causes said arms to come in contact with the curved heed oft-he plunger 19, operating in the registercase 13.

This contact causes the plunger to he dc pressed, and, acting upon the hinged lever 18, drives the push pin 17 in the register, thus causing the numbers to he turned up on the dial ot' the register. These numbers show the number of times contact has been made between the arms the turnstile hes and the curved headed plunger in the rt ister case, and as it requires the passage or a person between the arms and through the stile to operate the plunger, it is readily seen that this passage must be duly registered.

The trap 8 holds pocket. being; hinged and fastened by the key 10 which passes thro eh holes 11. 11 and is then looks i h; any suitalile device, such as a padlock. it will he easily seen that by removing this ioch: and the key it the register case can he removed without dis turhiug the clamp and pocket which are fastened to the nedcstsl the turi'istile,

register case in the thus facilitating the counting: of the. re

turns and alswenahling an easy transference of the register case alone one turnstile to another.

I do not claim any particular style of register or numbering device. The hinged door 15 (Figsl) enables me to insert any desired form or register and also to reset the dials of some.

' I do not ligcit myself to this particular form of construction but wish to avail myself of any modifications within the limit of my invention.-

lt will be understood from the above description that the case shown in Figs. 5 and 6 together with the plunger 19 and the registering device are adapted to fit removably in the pocket 6 which is attached to the turnstile.

Having thus described my invention, what I claim as new and desire to secure by Let ters Patent is:--

In comb nation rotatable clamp enci. thereto henna and bolt; a register case having a, pocketthe register as and for the purpose specirecess for holding the register, a hinged fied. 1O trap at one side and means for fastening In testimony whereof, I aifix my signasame, a hinged door in the front plate and ture in presence of two witnesses.

a hinged lever s0 secured in'the register case JAMES CARROLL EWING. as to be' in contact with a curved head p1un-- Witnesses: ger, which is operated by the arms of the M. R. SEELY,

turnstile and also rest upon a .push pin of WILLIS GRANT MURRAY. 

